| Scherenschnitte |
| Scherenschnitte ( paper cutting) Originating in Germany around the 17th Century. It was an economical form of decorating birth records, marriages , and special milestones in our lives. Each piece hand cut. Samples of this traditional art form can be scene in museums throughout the country |
| These are framed in the traditional way, with hand painted vinegar frames, the European immigrants used this technique a lot. It was a way to make inexpensive would look like an exotic wood like tiger eye maple. Frames are also available. |
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| To see all available pieces in the Scherenshnitte (hand cut paper) category, please go to the shop the gallery. Custom orders are always welcome. Please email for a free estimate. |
| Folk Art Gallery Open to the Public April - Dec. 10am. - 5pm daily (Closed Tuesdays ) by appointment only 1323 Cochecton Turnpike Tyler Hill, Pa. 18469 pbsart12@yahoo.com 570-224-6669 |
| Traditional hand painted vinegar frames, make these look authentic, to the ones in the 17th century. Vinegar Frames $20.00 @ |
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